Another practice session open to the media today. Here are three things we’ll be keeping an eye on down at the NovaCare Complex.
As recently as last offseason, it looked like the assets acquired in the Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb trades would play a major role in re-shaping the Eagles’ defense.
But looking ahead to 2013, that probably won’t end up being the case.
Donovan McNabb knows what it’s like to hear the whispers. Has felt the sting of getting benched. And experienced the joy of proving his coaches wrong when he was inserted back in the lineup.
With Andy Reid loose in his commitment to Michael Vick lately, McNabb — a guest on Daily News Live Thursday — was asked about his benching against Baltimore in 2008 and high-end play upon his return.
“Well I played pissed off. I played pissed off because I felt like I was the Juan Castillo of the football team,” said McNabb.
The fun part about the Eagles-Giants rivalry is that the players seem to genuinely dislike each other.
With players often switching teams and sharing agents, you don’t see a lot of that in sports anymore.
Yesterday, we wrote about the LeSean McCoy-Osi Umenyiora ongoing back-and-forth. And now, defensive lineman Justin Tuck has offered his opinion on some past Eagles-Giants moments that still irk him.
Donovan McNabb may be ready to give up any hope of returning to the NFL.
Liz Mullen of the SportsBusiness Journal first reported that McNabb is close to agreeing to a network job. A source close to McNabb tells Tim McManus that it looks like he will be doing a couple of shows for the NFL Network.
The former Eagles quarterback has been honing his television skills for years, appearing as a guest analyst on ESPN and other networks.
In this edition of the Twitter Mailbag, we look at DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin against T.O. and Todd Pinkston. Also, is Fletcher Cox in jeopardy of being a bust? And will we be seeing Donovan McNabb back at the NovaCare soon?
A pair of former Eagles quarterbacks expressed their sympathies upon hearing about the death of Andy Reid‘s son, Garrett.
“I was both shocked and saddened when I heard the news this morning of Garrett’s passing,” said Donovan McNabb in a statement.… Read More
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